Unusual noise from an indoor blower can be caused by a worn blower wheel bearing. This replacement bearing provides a smooth support point that allows the wheel to rotate while moving air across the room. Inspect the wheel for cracks, dirt, rubbing marks, or looseness, since these problems can produce similar sounds. Turn off the unit at ...Read morethe breaker and verify that power is disconnected before opening the cabinet. Keep track of screws, clips, and wheel position during removal. Install the bearing in the correct direction, avoid forcing it into place, and spin the wheel by hand to check for rubbing before reassembly.
This is a genuine LG air filter sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is designed for your LG air conditioning unit, and prevents dirt, debris, and other airborne particles from entering your home. Its exterior is made of plastic, and it is approximately 13 by 12 inches.
The cross flow fan assembly (or evaporator fan blade) is used to produce an even airflow to keep components from overheating in your air conditioner. If you notice your air conditioner giving off warm air it may be due to the cross flow fan being broken. It can be mounted horizontally or vertically. This part is sold individually and is m...Read moreade of metal. It measures approximately 29 inches long and 4 inches in width. Before working on this part, make sure your house circuit breaker is off and the appliance is unplugged. This is a genuine OEM part that is sourced right from the manufacturer.
The condenser fan blade fits onto the air conditioner motor shaft. The fan blade helps circulate air over the condenser to cool the refrigerant before it enters in to the evaporator. This part is beige in color, made of plastic and measures approximately14 1/2” in diameter. This is a genuine OEM part. Please remember to disconnect the power to the air conditioner before starting the repair.
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Broken fan axial blade
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John from HARLINGEN, TX
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers
Unscrewed the unit from the exterior case pulled out the unit unscrewed the 4 screw that hold the fan shroud carefully unscrewed the coil pulled back unclipped the axial fan clip gentlyhit with rubber mallet replacement of new fan replaced clip 15 minutes best investment of 20 bucks as apposed to 400 $
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window a/x unit fan broke
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margaret from CARRIERE, MS
Really Easy
15 - 30 mins
Pliers
took apart the fan housing and replaced the fan saving me hundreds of dollars from buying a new unit